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A quirky wooden lodge nestled on the outskirts of Redruth, Cornwall. (Ref. 1079435)
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7 nights from £359
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An attractive mid-terrace cottage resting within Portreath, Cornwall. (Ref. 1057675)
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7 nights from £594
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A contemporary single-storey holiday home nestled in the hamlet of Park Bottom, Cornwall. (Ref. 1077326)
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7 nights from £400
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Superb beachfront apartment in Porthtowan! (Ref. 1044438)
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7 nights from £394
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A picture postcard shepherds hut lying in the village of Bridge, Cornwall. (Ref. 1058056)
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7 nights from £291
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A romantic shepherds hut set in the village of Bridge, Cornwall. (Ref. 1069407)
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7 nights from £277
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A picturesque shepherds hut nestled in Bridge, Cornwall. (Ref. 1072544)
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7 nights from £277
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A cosy studio set in the grounds of the owner's home in the village of Illogan, West Cornwall. (Ref. 1073314)
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7 nights from £314
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A wonderful and traditional cottage settled in the village of St Day, Cornwall. (Ref. 1052194)
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7 nights from £580
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A pretty and traditional bungalow resting in the town of Redruth, Cornwall. (Ref. 1060635)
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7 nights from £367
Porthtowan is a small but popular village on the Atlantic Coast, lying within the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape UNESCO World Heritage Site. Book a Porthtowan cottage to explore this special area of the Cornish coast.
Why a Porthtowan cottage?
Nestled in a valley flanked by granite cliffs, discover the seaside village of Porthtowan. The main attraction of the area is the award-winning beach - so good that they named the town after it (‘Porthtowan’ translated means ‘Cove of Sand Dunes’).
The rolling waves provides for one of Cornwall’s most popular surfing beaches, hosting a number of championships every year. Ideal for a family day out, you can test your balance on a bodyboard or go all out and challenge the Atlantic waves. Children can find fun among the small rock pools teeming with creatures or master their sand castle building.
Being a Blue Flag beach means there is no shortage of amenities nearby. The beachside Blue Bar is a fashionable café bar with great views over the beach.
Places to visit near Porthtowan
Take your pick from a range of breathtaking cliff walks towards Portreath, Chapel Porth and St Agnes. Wander along the South West Coast Path to the Wheal Coates tin mine, a stunning historical site set against the Atlantic Coast.
Book a Porthtowan holiday cottage for an unforgettable escape.